Arrange the following concepts in the correct order that illustrates the impact of information asymmetry on consumer demand and the free rider problem.

Information asymmetry happens when one party has more or better information than the other, which can affect how consumers make choices. For example, if a company knows more about a product's quality than the consumer, the consumer might buy something that isn’t worth the price. This can lead to a decrease in consumer demand because people may feel unsure about what they are buying. Additionally, the free rider problem occurs when some people benefit from a resource without contributing to its cost, often seen in public goods. When consumers lack information, they may rely on others to take the risk of trying new products, leading to fewer investments in quality goods and services overall.